Commons Sitting of 15 April 1886 Series 3 Vol. 304

    c1617
  1. MINUTES. 80 words
  2. QUESTIONS.
      3. cc1617-9
    1. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—LETTER CARRIERS—CASE OF SAMUEL LYONS. 548 words
      2. c1619
    2. EDUCATION (IRELAND)—ST. GEORGE'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, LIMERICK. 134 words
      3. c1619
    3. LAW AND JUSTICE—CASE OF ABIGAIL BIRD. 148 words
      4. c1620
    4. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS AT ROOKCHAPEL, CO. CORK. 109 words
      5. c1620
    5. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—ATTENDANCES—THE ENGLISH AND SCOTCH CODES. 185 words
      6. c1621
    6. POOR LAW (ENGLAND AND WALES)— ELECTION OF GUARDIANS— NOTTINGHAM. 351 words
      7. c1622
    7. CIVIL SERVICE—EMPLOYMENT OF DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AND MARINES. 120 words
      8. cc1622-3
    8. LAW AND JUSTICE—THE GLASGOW EXPLOSION—PATRICK DUNN. 250 words
      9. c1623
    9. INLAND REVENUE—BILL STAMPS. 217 words
      10. cc1623-4
    10. IRELAND—DISPOSAL OF THE SUAKIMBERBER RAILWAY MATERIAL. 143 words
      11. c1624
    11. THE WATCH TRADE—HALL-MARKING OF WATCH CASES. 176 words
      12. cc1624-5
    12. POST OFFICE (TELEGRAMS)—INSUFFICIENTLY ADDRESSED TELEGRAMS. 332 words
      13. cc1625-6
    13. ARMY—COMPULSORY RETIREMENT OF MAJORS. 118 words
      14. c1626
    14. THE ARMS ACT (IRELAND). 263 words
      15. c1627
    15. SPAIN—COMMERCIAL NEGOTIATIONS. 160 words
      16. c1627
    16. PALACE OF WESTMINSTER—SANITARY CONDITION—SEWER GAS. 91 words
      17. cc1627-8
    17. PUBLIC OFFICES—THE NEW ADMIRALTY AND WAR OFFICE. 127 words
      18. cc1628-9
    18. RAILWAYS (SCOTLAND)—THE GIRVAN AND PORTPATRICK RAILWAY. 241 words
      19. c1629
    19. NAVY—ARMED CRUISERS AND TRANSPORTS. 68 words
      20. cc1629-30
    20. REVENUES AND ENDOWMENTS OF RELIGIOUS BODIES. 364 words
      21. c1630
    21. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—CROFTERS (SCOTLAND) (No. 2) BILL. 160 words
      22. c1631
    22. HOUSE OF COMMONS—REFRESHMENT CHARGES AND ARRANGEMENTS. 257 words
      23. cc1631-4
    23. SIR THOMAS ERSKINE MAY, K. C. B., CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 774 words
    24. PEACE PRESERVATION (IRELAND) ACT, 1881.
        25. cc1634-7
      1. OBSERVATIONS. 1,133 words
  3. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
      4. cc1637-715
    1. WAYS AND MEANS—FINANCIAL STATEMENT.—COMMITTEE. 32,005 words
      2. cc1716-47
    2. CROFTERS (SCOTLAND) (No. 2) BILL. 10 words
        3. cc1716-47
      1. [BILL 118.] COMMITTEE. [Progress 5th April.] [FIFTH NIGHT.] 12,317 words
      cc1747-8
    3. POST OFFICE SITES BILL.— [BILL 148.] 8 words
        4. cc1747-8
      1. SECOND READING. 206 words
      c1748
    4. METROPOLITAN POLICE STATIONS BILL.— [BILL 169.] 9 words
        5. c1748
      1. SECOND READING. 106 words
      cc1748-50
    5. INTERNATIONAL AND COLONIAL COPYRIGHT BILL.— [BILL 156.] 12 words
        6. cc1748-50
      1. COMMITTEE. 456 words
      cc1750-1
    6. INFANTS BILL.—(BILL 139. 11 words
        7. cc1750-1
      1. COMMITTEE. [Progress 5th April.] 360 words
      c1751
    7. COMPANIES ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. 8 words
        8. c1751
      1. [BILL 158.] COMMITTEE. 37 words
  4. MOTIONS.
      5. c1751
    1. TITHE RENT-CHARGE (EXTRAORDINARY) AMENDMENT BILL. 70 words
      2. c1751
    2. COTTAGERS' ALLOTMENT GARDENS BILL. 46 words
      3. c1752
    3. TERMS OF REMOVAL (SCOTLAND) BILL. 45 words
      4. c1752
    4. RETURNING OFFICERS' CHARGES (SCOTLAND) BILL. 48 words
      5. c1752
    5. ASSISTANT COUNTY SURVEYORS (IRELAND) BILL. 48 words

Lords Sitting of 15 April 1886 Series 3 Vol. 304

    c1613
  1. MINUTES. 71 words
    2. c1613
  2. PRIVATE BILLS (STANDING ORDER NO. 128). 48 words
    3. cc1613-4
  3. LUNACY ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. 3 words
      4. cc1613-4
    1. (NO. 64.) THIRD READING. 207 words
    c1614
  4. BANKRUPTCY (AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS' WAGES) BILL. 4 words
      5. c1614
    1. (No. 70.) SECOND READING. 109 words
  5. IRELAND—SPECIAL PROTECTIVE AND REPRESSIVE CRIMINAL LEGISLATION.
      6. cc1614-7
    1. MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. 843 words